LaVerendrye Chapter Elects Officers For 1925
LaVerendrye Chapter elected officers Friday amid financial strain. Regent Mrs Hawkins led efforts as receipts reached 962.72 for the year. New officers include Honorary Regent Mrs Shiel, Regent Mrs Hawkins, 1st Vice Mrs Mitchell, 2nd Vice Mr Torland, Secretary Mrs Lee, Treasurer Mrs Wellman, and Councillors Mrs White Mrs McLachlin Mrs Johnston Mrs Sutherland Mrs McMartin. The chapter also offers a gold medal for high school essays and two prizes for public schools with patriotic topics.
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Zod
BK. Hawkine
Soldiers’ Memorial
Princess Pate
GW VA
LCW
la Verendrye
Mra_ Shiel
Mre
Mc Kinetry
R. Hawkins
EF. Mitchell
Mra
Second annual dog race heats held in Dauphin spectators praise
Saturday saw 18 entries in the winter dog race with five heats two semi finals and a final. Teddy Hawkins Leo O'Brien Earl Murray and others qualified for the final while prizes were awarded to all competitors. Police and local officials handled juvenile case of Glucyk with six months jail sentence. Baptist church anniversary speaker Rev W C Smalley noted as prominent Manitoba figure. Community events include a card party dance GW V A convention and local performances.
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Dauphin
Far Murray
R. Smith
Kelvin Smith
Jas. Porter
R. Snodgrass
Hugh Thompson
Black
Mike Glucyk
Winniipegosis
Glucyk
P. M. Whale
Wm. Murray
Winniperosts
W.C. Smalley
Baptist Church
Canada
Baptist Missions
Manitoba
Smalley
F.ag
CGT Pageant Raises Budget at Baptist Church Benefit
The CGT pageant under Mrs W H Wallace and leaders raised funds Friday at the Baptist church. Girls presented four fold development, sang, acted in plays The Torch and Ruth. Doris Carmichael and Edith Barker portrayed Canada role. pianoforte duets by Agnes McDonald Mary Culbertson.
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Baptist Church
W. H. Wallace
R. C. Smith
J B McIntyre
Culbertson
Mise Cadman
CGIT
Girls’ Council
Millet
Floris Perkins
Angelus” and “the Gleaners
Lillian Steen
Olive Buchannon
Pearl Walliwin
Doris Barker
Laura Hobson
Ruth
Mildred Land
Canada
Doris Carmichael
Edith Barker
Miss Hamilton
Agnes McDonald
Mary Culbertson
Dorothy Beneill
Freda Seward
Miss Miller
Town Invests Sinking Fund in Provincial Farm Loans
The town places 6000 dollars in the sinking fund with the Provincial Farm Loans and earns a 54 percent return.
Pioneer settler John McDonald dies aged 73
John McDonald 73 a pioneer settler from Carberry died on the 2nd after a short illness. He homesteaded southwest of town in 1894 and leaves a widow and six children across Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Funeral held Sunday with Rev D Ritchie officiating. William Timm 61 died after long illness. survived by widow and three children. Funeral Thursday at Dauphin church with Rev Philip Duncan conducting.
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John McDonald
Carberry
Town
Thomas
Humboldt
Saxk
John
D. Sanderson
Peace River
Percy Simpson
McConnell
Man
William Timm
Ont
Harry
Charles
Hattie
Dauphin
Presbyterian Church
Philip Duncan
Dauphin Hockey Posts Crucial Playoff Prospects
Dauphin faces Basswood and Neepawa in two decisive North Central League games at Dauphin on February 12 and February 19 8 pm. A protest ruling on Minnedosa matters hangs over the title chase while Dauphin must win both remaining games to stay in contention. The Dauphin Argos also report a Ste. Rose defeat 3 2 after overtime.
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Basswood
Dauphin
Neepawa
Dmuphin
Minnedosa
Iost
Dauphin Argos
Ste. Rose
Argos
H. Kirby
Heard
Cox
May
C. May
S. Coyne
N. Clark
Minnedosa Wins Hard Fought Hockey Clash With Dauphin
Minnedosa defeated Dauphin 2 to 1 after a late train arrival and a 10 minute overtime. Grover scored the decisive goal for Minnedosa early in overtime while Dauphin dominated later but failed to convert. The win secures first place for Minnedosa with two league games remaining and a possible replay affecting standings.
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Minnedosa
Dauphin
Birnie
Grover
Dauphin Boys
Starling
Pat Armitage
Cornwall
Munn
Whyte
Walker
Phillips
Dasswood
Fire destroys Farmers' Cooperative store and hospital at Ochre Ochre River
A February 6 blaze, starting in the rear of the Farmers' Cooperative store, razed the building and most stock. Dr McLennan's private hospital adjoining was also destroyed. Patients were moved to the hotel and hospital contents saved. A farmers' warehouse was saved. A light wind helped containment. insurance covered buildings and stock.
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Man
Farmers’ Cooperative
Staff Captain Alien to Lecture on The Social Elevator
Winnipeg officer with 29 years in the Salvation Army will lecture at the Salvation Army Hall Burrows Avenue Monday evening February 12 at 8 o clock. The talk titled The Social Elevator covers social positions in Canada. Admission 25 cents.
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Alien
Winnipeg
Salvation Army
Burrows Avenue
Army
Canada
Shrove Tuesday Dinner by Catholic Ladies
A Shrove Tuesday dinner will be held on February 13 in the building formerly occupied by the Dominion Bank at Main Street and Third Ave Northwest. Tickets cost 50 cents. Everyone is welcome.
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Dominion Bank
Main Street
Third Ave
N.W
Daughter born to Duncan and Exsplen families
In Dauphin on February 2 and February 6 a daughter was welcomed to Rev Philip and Mrs Dun can and to Mr and Mrs Henry Exsplen respectively.
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Duncan
Deuaphin
Philip
Phyllis Margaret Esplen
Dauphin
Henry Exsplen
Community Notes From Winnipegosis District Meeting
Mr T. Martin attended the pension board in Winnipeg this week. The U. F. M. held a business meeting on Monday night. Miss E. Rix and Messrs. D. A. Martin and Walster were named to oppose Mrs. Laidlaw in the February 19 debate, with Messrs. W. W. Hartt and T. Toye, Bicton Heath. Mrs. Morris was re elected as press correspondent. Rev. E. Roberts spoke on temperance and will present another magic lantern show on the New Canadians next Monday. A pageant on the New Canadians tied to the show is promised to be interesting.
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Dauphin
Town Hall
Distric Boys’ Board
Boys’ Council
Fred Brooker
Eugene Shiel
Roy Smith
King
Charles Wellman
Canada
Philip Stark
Dwight Dalgrin
Cedric Holland
G. H. Crimes
Buster White
H. V. Smith
Our Sisters
Darwin Chase
Mary Culbertson
C.G
Fagen
Crimes
Frank Malcolm
Russell Stewart
Trail Rangers
H. McKee
Methodist Tuxis Square
Frank Roy
Presbyterian Taxis Square
Clark
C.S.E.T
Ted Holmes
T. T. Malcolm
C. D. Bates
Thomas Neville
God Save
Winnipegosis
T. Martin
Pension Board
Winnipeg
E. Rix
D. A. Martin
Walster
Laidlaw
W. W. Hartt
T. Toye
Bicton Heath
Morris
E. Roberts
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FE. Murray
Leo O’brien
T. Hawkins
Ern. Riddell
A. Clarke
Robt. Snodgrass
Teddy Hawkins
Earl Murray
Leo O'Brien
MR. Smalley
Mrs Knight
Mr. Weldon
H. Jenkins
G. Smith
Manitoba Permanent Players
Gw.v.a
Farmer
Ith
Qe Gw.v.a
Winnipec
Frank
John Neely
Maxwell
Prairie River
Mayo Bros
Rochester
W. Lane
Old Land
Lane
GW. V.A
Hockey
North Central League
C.n-R
Tigers
Falcons
3S. W. Exley
Plymouth Rocks
Thos. Clarke
W. J Currie
Hen
W. J. Currie
W Murray
Cockers
Alan Grundy
J. F. Sheridan
Fred Douglas
Pullet
Plymouth Rock
Chas. Fry
W. Murray
Chas. Pry
E. H. Walker
E. H Walker
EH Walker
Wyandotte
Goelden
T Merryweather
Cockerel
T. Merryweather
J. B McIntyre
R. Cole
J. B. McIntyre
J. B. MeIntyre
J. Strachan
W. A McIntosh
W. A. McIntosh
A. E. Iredale
A. E Iredale
Rhode Island
R.c.—Cock
B. A. Tedford
Chanticleers—Cock
A. E. Theoret
Young
A. E.theoret
Hy. E Wolf
Hy. E
H. B. Whitmore
Hy. E. Wolff
H Atkin
H. Atkin
G. R. Watson
G. BR. Watson
H. Walker
BE. H. Walker
Sussex
J. R Reid
R. C. Brown Leghorn
D Pearson
S. C. White Leghorn
Adam Justice
Josh Law
Wm Murray
R. C. White
S. C. Black
S. C. Black Minorca
Thos Clarke
J. H. Tucker
R. C. Black
S. C. Aneconas
C. White
Minorca
B. A. Ted
Dauphin Manning
P. Armitage
Walker Groverbeak Whyte
J. Armitage
Phillips Cornwall Leech
H. Black
McMurray
Carter Docksteader
W. Black Carmichael
B. Brown
Gougeon
Carmichael
Gorrell
Minnedusa
Sifton
Miloe
South Bay
Thos. Neville
Hugh Dobson
Regina
Hail Insurance
Knight and Pumpelly Ltd
General Agents
Trust & Loan Building
Longfellow
Bryce
Iyi
Sunkist
Ontario
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